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Condensed Locals.

Mrs. Maggie Chilean, who was poisoned Satur-
day night by some oelladOnna which had got by
some means into her beer, denies that she made a
statement that her husband attempted TO poison
her and caused his arrest. The presence OF the
belladonna, she says, was purely an accident
Mrs. Lewis 1872 street northwest, writes that
her NUM- Der was given the place or residence OF
the negro murderer Jones, who, she says, lives at
1928 street northwest.
A chorus class held its first meeting in the Met
northeast, last evening. Everything promised
large class and great results; In fact, 1T was the
largest ever Organized In East Washington, where
musical talent Is abundant.
Chloe Banks, cOlored woman about 20 years
old, died suddenly at her residence, No. 643 y
street northwest, yesterday, suddenly, OF pulmO-
nary hemOrrhage.
Henry Kelly was fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day
for using bad language In the clerks Office because
he was refused warrant.
A very enjoyable watermelon feast was given
last evening at BrightwOOd Hall by StanSbury
Lodge, +. A. A. M. An entertaining literary and
musical program rendered by Miss Emma
Welsh, Miss Richie, Mr. and Mrs F. g. Alexander,
and MeSsrs. Jno Miller, Al johnson, Taylor, ThoS.
COiyer, and an excellent male Quhrteute. There
was large attendance, including many ladies
and gentlemen from the city.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have The STAB mailed TO them for any length of
time. at the rate OF so cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. The
requisite oniOtint Of money must in each case
company The order
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World Is
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| Secretary Whitney's Country Estate.
| Bull TO OBTAIN A TITLE TO THE OLD L0UGHBo ROUGH
| BURIAL PLACE.
A Pilot Suspended.

REPORT OF INSPECTORS VALENTINE AND SAyILLH
UPON CHARGES MADE By THE EXCELSIOR AGAINST
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Messrs. Levi Valentine and W. O. SaviIle, local
inspectors OF steam vessels, have investigated the
charges preferred by 8. B. Davis master pilot OF
the steamer Excelsior, against Jas T. Barker,
master and pilot fthe Lady OF the Lake and TO-
day submitted their report to Gen. Dumont After
commenting upon the evidence submitted the re-
port concludes as follows: "We are Of the opinion
that James 4. Barker, master and pilot Of steamer
Lady OF the Lake. erred in passing to the eastward
and across the bow or the sail vessel that he ytO-
lated Rule VIII or rules and regulations for gov
eminent OF pilots in falling TO give the whistle Sig
nas 20 indicate how he Was gong u pass the EX-
ceislor and that he acted 1mprudently In passing
between the Excelsior and City OF Alexandria
at time when there was not sufficient room be-
tween said steamers 10 justify him in taking such
risk InaSmuch as there was no actual coIIis,on
and no damage sustained In the case, we nave sus-
pended the license OF James T. Barker, master and
pilot OF steamer Lady OF the Lake, for period OF
nIteen days only"
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Prisoner. Ruttercupped.

RICHARD DRADEYB AND RICHARD EGAN GET MIXED IN
THE PoIICE C0URr-A POLICEMAN LECTURED.
"Call Richard Deadeye," said Deputy Clerk Har-
per to Baiif Barton In the Police Court this NOM
ing. "Richard Shuteye, did you say7" asked the
bailin, who shard Of hearing. The clerk repeated
the name, and a small white boy pleaded "not
guilty" TO a charge of drunk and diSorderly and
Of1cer Shrader. OF the fourth precinct, testified
against the defendant, and the court imposed q
line OF s. or Is days.
few minutes later Richard Eagan was called,
on charge OF vagrancy, and the same white boy
answered The judge recollected the boy and
wanted TO know why he was charged under differ
ent names Ofcer Gordon, who had arrested the
white boy, said that there was mistake about
Ills name being '.Deadeye," and Shrader was called
back TO identify his prisoner. When informed
that the white boy was not "Deadeye, but Eagan,
ne said he did not look at the prisoner very care
fully when he arrested him.
"But you must remember" said the Judge
when you come into court and swear against
prisoner Fifteen minutes ago you SwOre that this
boy was the prisoner. Now you bring up colored
man and say ne Is the one. How can believe
your"
The prisoner brought up as "Deadeyen was
one eye. The judge said: "I'll dismiss this case"
81 object" said Mr.. Padgett, ITO having my
cases disposed OF In this way. think am en-
Titled 10 have them heard"
"Have you any other Witnesses" asked the
court.
Onicer Walsh appeared and identified the COL
0red man, and the court imposed q fine of 81
Eagan was tried for vagrancy, and was given
ninety days.
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A Woman Hurt by a FAN.
INJURED WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE FROM THE nc
OF The COON SHEPHERD

1NSOHbU !" dILE mi ING To ESCAPE FROH THE HOCSE
OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Minnie Mcguire, an inmate of the House Of the
Good Shepherd for about month past, attempted
last evening TO make her escape from the institu-
tion on the east side Of 9th street, between Mas
sachusetts avenue and street northwest, letting
herself down from third-story window by sheet.
but falling TO the pavement she suffered a COM
pound fracture OF the knee which rendered her
helpless She was taken into the house and Dr.
Warwick Evans attended her. after which she was
removed TO the Freedmans Hospital in the police
ambulance.
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The Base.Rall Plaverx.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
me nrst Of the series of three games between
the Washington and the New York teams, played
yesterday, resulted in defeat OF the Statesmen
by score OF TO 3. The story Is told by the bat
ters' record, New York making twelve hits, al
though Whitney did the twirling, and Washington
finding the ball eight times on Keere. The New
WORKERS ran bases, too. as though they wanted to
even, -FOUR apiece, Myers making two and Daily
ana Mack each one. seven OF our boys famed the
resulted as follows: Boston, ID; Philadelphia, IL.
Pitts6urg, 5; Indianapolis, 4; detroit, Z; chicago,
II. Baltimore, IL; Cleveland, B. Second game,
Louis, 5. Athletic, 2; Cincinnati, 8. Brooklyn,
IA; Louisville. 4.
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Plumber i'm Session.

The National Trade of Plumbers and Gas-ntters
an organization composed Of delegates from Dts
trfct assemblies. Knights OF Labor, throughout
the country, met in convention this morning at
Eiks Han, Tor the purpose OF discussing the affairs
OF the trade and various matters cOncernin0
which dispute has lately arisen. There were
ABOUT thirty members present at the session this
morning. As the meetings are secret nothing fur
ther could be learned.
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DANGEROUSLY STABBED.
Charles Nightingale Found Lying ON
the Sidewalk bleeding - Charles
Brovwner Arrested for Doing the
Cutting.

Charles Nightingale, laborer employed on the
Potomac River improvements, was found lying on
the sidewalk near 18th and streets, about
O'CLOCK this morning, bv Onicers Ellis and Heller.
He had been stabbed in the right breast but was
too much under the influence Of liquor to realize
MS dangerous condition. He was asleep when the
Officers found him, and when awakened he said
that companion, named Charles Browner, had
STABBED him. He was taken to the first precinct
station, where Dr.. McKeon attended him. The
doctor considered the mans condition dangerous
and had him removed TO the hospital An tnveS-
tigatlon by the police showed that Nightingale
and BrOwner had been in ROoney's saloon, at the
corner OF 1917 and d Streets where they had
INDUCED In A BOXING MATCH WITH GLOVES,
during which Browner knocked Nightingale down
and then kicked him. This enraged the specta-
tors and came near ending In fight. The men
left Rooney's and separated somewhere in the
abouts OF either man until the injured man was
picked up by the officers. BrOwner was arrested
oe,Ock 6nis morning near ~ ana streets
WHATS the matter now?n asked Browner when
placed under arrest us the horse killed7" He
but denied that he cut Nightingale.
When seen by STAR reporter this morning the
prisoners shirt bosom
SHOWED BLOOD PRINTS.
which he said were made last Saturday, when he
was struck on the head with piece of wood. Last
night, he said, he came up the city with ''Tobe"
Bowen. They were paid OF In the evening and
came up to enjoy good time. He met Ntgntil-
gaze IN the Division. He did not know him, but
Knew that he worked on the river fats. While in
ROoney's, he said, they had boxing match; that
ne knocked Nightingale down and kicked him.
Inc crowd then wanted to whip him, but Nightin-
gaze lnterfered and took his part. They LEFT Roo
neys and went into Richardson's about midnight,
mn ne they had drinks. The crowd, he said, was
stu after him, and had it not been Nightingale
ne would have been whipped. When he left Rich
aruSons they separated. and lac started for his
nome IN south Washington with Bowen. lie de-
MED the cutting, and said he did not know which
way Nightingale Went after they separated as
RICHARDSON'S. Browner is held TO await tue result
OF N1ghtingale's injuries.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds IN Zee have been filed as follows stephen
6ss &C Gr Ssp 10 la1 @ 81 "a
$500. Henry H. Elliot to Lola v. Walsh. lot al
50 $50; 800 Mamie Fox to Isadora L. Truel,
F. Fox TO WIN. E. Elliott, lot 4, So IS; $1,000. Il.
A. Hall TO Payson Burreti, sub lots 80 and 81, So
go; 81 800. e. II. Platter TO ". Henery, lot ~. So.
dor: ext to John Webster, lots and :, So. SOC;
So. 81: 3. Phliip Snowden to Edward B. jones' s.
lots a, IS, so. 8, -. VIM. f. Lewis to Burnet T.
TTevas a2I as s. Ss s. Priscilla Page to
b. Putnam TO Owen Z. Dui1y. north hair OF lot s.
SO. 526; $297; Catherine Shea to Michael Shea,
y. Il aodS 20; to5 W Sa l1l; lot IL So 1871,
p and % So 1855; 5000. JOIN Kima suH io to
10 Son PAR 70 So 81 $3.50
e., so. 1876; s.. John Henderson to II. NJ. knight
part II, 50. 226; $780, Catherine A. Dulin to i.
u. Beynon, part 2, So. s. OF 1926; 1915. W. II. Gun
Isaiah Behrend and f. Spitzer part lot 46 So. 5iS:
$4,000 w. E. Abbott to w. s. H0ge, undivided
hall lot 4, So. 3S; sl.75o.
THE ATLANTIC BUILDING BIDS bids Tor the cree
tlon OF the large business building, the Atlantic
which is TO be built by syndicate OF Washington
9Th aud 10th streets, were opened yesterday. The
Io.owlng were the bidders and their bids: Nor
Cross Bro. OF Boston, STAG 703; Geo. T. Deering,
city. The award will probably be made to Mr..
Carver, who Is the lowest bidder.
A DIVORCE GRANrRD-To-dsy Judge Merrtck
mace decree OF divorce in the case of Matilda
patterson Qtee Exner) against Edward B. Patter-
SOD Tney were married In Norfolk In April.
1863, ana lived together IL months, when, she
aIeges, ne deserted her without just cause, ieav-
ing ner nelpteSS with q two-months-old child She
STATES tnat In about years he returned, and they
resumed their relations TIL June 10, 1S7i, In this
city, when he abandoned her.
TIE ROCKVILLE FAIR-The Montgomery County
lalr. winch begins tomorrow, September z at
hOcKvllle promises TO be the most successful ever
neio tnere the display Of stock, poultry and
,arm an9 household products will be unusually
LArge; the races win have entries from Virginia,
Maryland and the District, and the purses Being
sncreaSe0 Gnis year VIII bring better horses than
have usually come to the Rrounds Tue feature
OF the program for the flrst day wednesday is a
matcn game OF base ball between the Le DrOits, OF
the washington League, and q picked nine from
LUG county, !Or prize. Trains leave the Bairi-
1@:S0 p. m, at 81 for the round trip.
A SAD CASE OF DRPRAvTrY,-0eorre ReQnor. a
wnite man about thirty years OF age WAS Ia the
oocX at the Police Court this morning, charged
wie9 xagEancy: Mary Baxter, col0red, testified
that he had been abusing her durfn9 the past few
GAYS Inc !uoge asked the prisonerif he had been
uVing Win this woman and he said he had. The
Judge toio MIN ne ought to be ashamed OF himseIf
ana took his personal honda
MAnRIA0x LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
Deen issued 9y the clerk Of the court to James
Temple and Bertha johnson: Alexander i Reii
ana Mary z. jackson; Rev, W. A. Harris and IiIIv
tyson J0une; James Thornton and Nary h KelIy
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The Wafer Tar.

CONGRESS TO Be PETITIONED AND THE COMMISSION
EKs AUTHORITY TO TURN OFF WATER TO BE TESTED
IN THE COURTS.
AT the meeting of the citizen water-takers pro-
tectye association in Grand Army hall last night
report on the appOrtiOnment OF water rents from
the law committee was read aad resolutions were
adopted setting forth the failure OF the District
commissioners to carry ont the law OF 1859 and
Gaming lor the appointment OF cOmIn!tte to frame
petition 10 Congress Tor legislation on the al.
legeu unjust action OF the Commissioners in tax
ing tenants Tor water In offices In which no water
was USED. After considerable discussion 1t was
decided 70 raise fund with which to carry the
lrst case TO court, in which the Commissioners
premises OF citizen for refusing to pay his tax
wnen said tax was for water not used.
GOLDEN WKDDING.-The residence Of Mr. and
MIS-. Bernard Ran, No. 327 11th street southwest,
occasion being their celebration OF the fiftieth
anniversary OF their marriage Nearly ali the
guests brought gifts Of some description and
Rans Masonic friends remembered him with a
handsome gold-headed cane. Many coDgratuia-
tory letters and telegrams were received. Mr. and
Mrs Ran were assisted In receiving by their
daughter, Miss Title Ran, and by Irs Henry
Ran, Mrs: A. L Ran, OF Philadelphia, and MIS-.
visit OF DIR. Abraham Arnold, a distinguished
member OF the Medical Congress- who was present
m. sne %arTaYe q Mr. an ana Mrs Ram at Hum
OF The congress, also called.
GOOD WORK By THE GOOD TExrLARs.-A large
ana enthusiastic meeting OF Friendship Lodge Of
Sood Tempiars was held last evening, at which
three new members were initiated, and an inter.
esting program was presented. under the good OF
the Oroei. Nj. Russell, Of Perseverance Lodge
commended the work OF Cndine Juvenile Temple,
ana that OF bands OF mercy as preventive Of
sevefA onenseS for which lines were imposed
every day In the Police Court. A considerable
num0ef signed the pledge administered In the
LyceQm Humanum, new Institution calculated
20 pIOmote the interests OF juvenile societies
oesoted 70 the cause OF temperance and humanity
| NATIONAL IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION
Inns union VIII hold It's annual meeting beginning
~ no1n tomorrow at Carroll Hall 1t q expected
| Snat tnefe Will be about one hundred and nifty
delegates present. Mr.. N. 0lennan, postmaster al
NorIoik, va, Is president, and Mr.. n. L J. GriflU
| secretary Ii Is expected that the convention viii
| DC IN session about three days
l IHk WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Il
,hs Iee 10 every new subscriber for one year Il
\ tue mkkkLY STAR. IL Is . handsomely printed
Dook OF l9l pages profusely illustrated with more
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| wealth OF general Information. see advertise.
ment In another column,
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The COurts.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell.

IOLfCH -V1zVt S7tHL
To-day, Frederick Evans, destroying lamp;
collateral forfeited. Allen Larman, last driving;
- or 15 days. Anthony Kelly, Thomas O'Malley,
Dugan, John Waters, and William Queen, disor-
derry conduct; coliaterals forfeited. Kate Gray,
trespass; do. Anthony Brown and Thomas Con-
days. james Montgomery, disorderly In county;
collateral forfeited. james H. and John ". Spill
man, Sunday bar; $40 appeal noted. Richard
Deadeye, dlsorderly conduct; s. or Is days. Henry
Kelly, profanity; $40 or 80 days.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wearhep

Indscnffons for the "a hours commencing at D. m
For the District OF Columbia, MARYLAND. Della
ware, New Jersey and Eastern Peunsyivania
HSst.Her lair weather, followed by local rains
eG.IsS Wednesday, fresh and on the coast brisk
S'u-AWeSteriy winds, veering to westerly.
- MERRITT q VAN WAGNER, Photographers, 925
IS.hSSIVaAia avenue. This Is one OF the largest
a'.d most complete photograph galleries In the
tiS. visitors To Washington will find the work
oi this gallery strictly first class
tINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ave-
FOR ALL sCAsaR COMPLAINTS use DR.. BicknelIS
Di.Irhtea and DyoenleTy syrup.
fCSsELLs ICE-CREAA.
NGRowING NAILS removed without pain, so
csots each corns -, at keniSons AIS 18th ST. n w.
HUMAN artificial eyes Hemplers, ave-, cor An
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HARRIS BIJou.-George Hoey's musical comedy,
'.keep IL Dark" certainly fulnlls the aim Of its
author, In that It furnishes q continuous fund Of
amusement from beginning to end ard the large
audience at Harris last night was loud and liberal
IN its applause. The company presenting the piece
Is good one, and M. W. T.. Bryant Miss Lizzie
Richmond, Miss Julia WILSON, and Miss Ella Hunt
deserve especial mention.
kERSAN'S THHArRE-The regular season at Eer-
mans commenced last night to q full house. and
The burlesQue Of Little Jack Shepherd" was well
received. Miss Lisa Weber In the title role was
bright and pleasing. The olio program was well
rendered, nearly all the different acts being en-
cored, some OF them again and again.
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QA TOMB
OF WASHINGTON. -
Under the auspices of the LADIES' MI. VERNON
ASSOCIATION.
The New. Fast and Elegant Steamer
w. W. CORCOEAN.
Quilt Expressly for this Route,1
Capt. L. L. Blake.
Steamer will make two trips daily to MI. VERNON
and MARSHALL HALL during the entire week,
Boat leaves her wharf, foot of 9Th ST. ut 10 and
and y: 80 y. N.
Families wishing to enjoy the entire day at Mt
Vernon or Marshall Hall.
These trips made special for the benefit of mem.
oers and visitors OF the Medical Congress now in
sion. s1-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

CITY ITEMS.
WOrkingmen, Attention!
II you are in want OF Stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet. and Stove install
menJ House, $50 and 932 9TH st. q. W., and exam
Inc his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges,
All Union Made.
Also Furniture, Carpets Mattings, &C., which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments. 5
As a Remedy for Nervousness Standard sys-
TEN Tonic has no equal.
Bicknell's Syrup is safe and sure. 1
Johnson's, 18th and E.
Oysters! Oysters! OystersI High grade only.
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon attached.
Piles and CostivenesA speedily cured by
Standard Pile Remedy.
For HOarseneSs, Coughs, and Colds use
Standard cough syrup 8
Standard Voice Bars relieve Hoarseness
ana cure affections OF the organs OF articulation
Standard Rheumatic Remedy is an In.
fallible cure for all cases OF Rheumatism. 3
For Pains of all kinds bruises, and sprains
Standard Rheumatic Remedy cannot be equaled. 3
Drink the stQueem OF Beers,,
II you want to ' save doctors ns The health Of
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. 6m
The impurities OF the blood take Standard sys-
tenn Tonic. 8
ssRoyal Gluc'' mends em-Bosson Varieties
Fever and Ague, Gout, Group, Summer Com
plant cured by standard Rheumatic Remedy.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. Ward" prints, 4Oc per Id.
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HARRIS BIJOU THEATKR.
ONE WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER s.
The Funniest 0. All the Funny Comedies.
KEEP 1T DARK.
The Parlor TheAter Of the Country!
The Only Sliding Roof in America. Popular Priceo
NEYT WEEK,
6otthold's Spectacular Version Of
SO UNCLE TOMS CABIN"
Il ERNAN's wa sHINGfON THEATER.
Admission Ia IS and SOC. Matinee 10 and Csc
Grand Opeuinx ksll and Winter season.
AMERICAN SPECIALITY TROUPE
JACK SHEPPARD BukLESQUE COMPANY,
C9nclndiug with the Great Nv York Success
Concert Ia Garden.
Matinees Monday Tuesday Thursday end Saturday.
Doors open 2 3. m Performances u 3. s5
TIVE Opening OF PROF. =. a. PRoCTOR's
l. Dancing School viii take place on Tuesday Even.
Ing September t. 1857. At his academy corner Of 9TH
Snu SITS. NV SIT
DANoRAMA OF BATTLE OF BIZ i. Run,
l. 18th At. two blocks south OF Peunsyivania svA
DelgntfuIly cooled by new and complete appar.tuA
Oleu from y q M. to ~ p. m jy1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

MARRIAGE LIcxNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
Ueen ISSUED 9y the clerk Of the court to James
temple ana bertha Johnson; Alexander ]. Beii
anon ana Mary e Jackson; Rev. W. A. Harris and Lily
both OF LoudOon Co, Va - A>s''s'
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, sc,

HARpER,s FERaY
AND
ISLAND PARK
LAST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE SEASON,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
MUSIC DANCING.
BOATING. FISHING.
Round Trip Tickets.
Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio Depot 9:45 m.
returning, arrive early In the evening.
Six hours for enjoyment ct the Park. 1t
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The Bafnesville Camp.NIeeting.
Of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
BARNEsvILLR, Nd, Sept. S.
The camp here was visited by at least 1900 peo-
pie Sunday. Rev. Benz. Brown preached at IL a.
IN. and Rev. w. p. Ryder at p. m. At 8 p. m.
prayer meeting was conducted by the pastor, Rev.
8. r. Hughes, and six persons asked to be prayed
for Thursday will be children's day, and excur-
siOns from Frederick, Martlnsburg, Charlestown
Winchester, and Washington city viii visit the
camp.
FINED s1OO,-In the case of Lena d. Houston
Keith, alias Ford alias Durska White charged
with keeping bawdy house at 531 10th street
northwest, which was mentioned in TIE STAR
yesterday evening, Judge Harper, after listening
TO the evidence, imposed a fine OF 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

IT .tshlSs AT MARSHALL HALL--It Is reported that
~ ana perch are biting freely at Marshall Han
alps daily 10 that point, and i've bait can be pro-
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Drink the ssQueen OF Beers,s
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG d street northwest.
cents dozen I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

The impurities Of the blood take Standard Sy!
tenn Tonic q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

Gen. Simon Cameron arrived in Philadelphia last
night fresh from his European voyage and went
direct to the Girard House.
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a ,MoSDER.-The perfect workmanship and high
q ~, vi the new white-Caps Cross-Country,
GO La tS hASnsn Cigarettes Sold by all first
AdUG. W. ~'S" A"-
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IHE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
Tree to every new subscriber for one year to
the MkxkLY STAR. IL Is q handsomely printed
nook OF III pages profusely illustrated with more
wealth OF general Information. see advertise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

''ROyal Gluc'' mends 'em.-Boseon Tdrieties
Fever and Ague, Gout, Group, Summer Com
nlafnt cured by Standard Rheumafic Remedy &
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ENE PORTRArTs. kets Kemethy. noe Pa ave

FOR ALL SCAszR COMPLAINTS use Dr. Bickn
D;aTrhtaa and Dysentery syrup.